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Foraminal Stenosis Therapy May Ease Your Pain

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Foraminal Stenosis Therapy May Ease Your Pain

If you suffer from foraminal stenosis, there are a variety of therapies you can try to ease your pain. Of course before doing so, you’ll want to consult your physician to ensure that the foraminal stenosis therapy you’d like to try is safe and appropriate for your condition. And, while many therapies can relieve your symptoms, none can actually eliminate the cause of your pain—a narrowing of the passageway that nerves travel through when exiting the spinal canal. To treat the cause of your condition, you’d need a procedure like what’s offered at Laser Spine Institute (LSI).

But before entertaining even a minimally invasive procedure, it’s best to try a non-invasive therapy such as:

Hot and cold applications
Massage
Acupuncture
Bio-feedback
Chiropractic care

All of these methods have some success in treating back and neck pain patients, some more than others. The best approach to using them is to ask your doctor to include them in your care plan and follow that plan as directed.

If foraminal stenosis therapy hasn’t worked for you, contact LSI today. We can review your MRI or CT scan for free and offer information about our treatments.

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